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What’s Art Forms about?

OOOH!! is an eclectic location. It has actively encouraged artistic submissions in a wide diversity of media since 2008. Check out these different types of talent for your interest and inspiration.

Click these words for examples of (they will appear on the right) Poetry, Short Stories, Drawing, Paintings, Textiles, Photography, Sculpture, Audio, Collage, Mixed-Media and more.

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Boxed-in

Boxed-in

Emily Toms
Poetry

The complexities of embedding medical learnings from within a remote capsule

A Note On Haiku

A Note On Haiku

Acland Hart
Poetry

Imaginative, poetic presentations of medical conditions

Paint my Canvas

Paint my Canvas

Georgina Maguire
Poetry

A student chooses to minutely absorb and process a deeply shared patient experience around terminal illness using poetry as method of learning from this privileged gift

Valerie

Valerie

Nick Bigwood
Prose

Narrative inspired by a profoundly disabled patient – insights around being a passive recipient of multiple interventions

My First Patient

My First Patient

Alland Hart
Prose

Soldier confronted by desperate parents giving his water bottle to their child

The Die Hard Smoker

The Die Hard Smoker

John S Ferguson
Prose

An elderly smoker survives against the odds, defiant in his addiction to tobacco

Hospital: A Living Architecture

Hospital: A Living Architecture

Ottalie Hoskyns
Drawing

Appreciation of hospital care by a close relative causes a student to consider this holistic clinical community

Flowers

Flowers

Camilla Siig
Drawing

Exploring the intertwined role of clinical care and family support through flora

Curiosity

Curiosity

Amy Woods
Painting

A student’s insight into the sensitive dialogue within consultation places due weight on the gifts of genuine authentic connection in healthcare

Life’s Last Chapter

Life’s Last Chapter

Katie Driver
Painting

A grand-daughter’s insight into the nurturing role of the natural environment both at first and second-hand at the end of life

Awesome

Awesome

Paloma
Textile

The artist returns to the charge of birth and re-positions herself as creatively contributing to the shape of her future

Sewing yourself back together

Sewing yourself back together

Lucy Dundas, Anna Kharas, Fergus McNeile, Leif Moreau, Chloe Parsons, Jai Patel, Annie Rylance, Shruthi Sankaranarayanan, Thompson, Caitlin Xerri
Textile

Free-hand embroidery based on exploration of alternative therapies to support post-natal depression.

Heart Strings

Heart Strings

Abigail Morris
Sculpture

Employing skills in embroidery and applique to consider the complexities of living with dyslexia

My Life

My Life

Lesley
Poetry

A word and textile tribute to ‘The Heart’

Emergency

Emergency

Abigail Lewis-Barned
Photography

A pivotal domestic reminder holds a father back from taking his own life

Patient X

Patient X

Jonathan Williamson
Photography

This image and text raises complex issues around dis-empowerment and the quality of the patient’s individual lived experience

Make a Difference

Make a Difference

Ben Wood
Photography

An insight into social deprivation through a chance encounter with a local resident

Organ Manufacture

Organ Manufacture

Group 4
Sculpture

Questions around the ethics of new technologies and a culture of throw-away organs

The Shadow of War

The Shadow of War

Emily Deacon-Elliott
Sculpture

A call for increased clinical sensitivity to the impact of PTSD drawing on biographical material

On the Outside

On the Outside

Megan Fileman
Sculpture

The universally shared complexities and challenges of emotionally supporting others

Understanding the True Burden

Understanding the True Burden

Aashna Bali
Multi-media

Strong bonds of family love sustaining a mother living with a chronic and acute ill-health are explored through voice, music and movement

Reflections on the Human Form

Reflections on the Human Form

Marie-Claire Bradley, et al.
Collage

Drawing on historical and current perspectives to exploring the richness of human form

Trading One Vice For The Other

Trading One Vice For The Other

Eduardo Panaiotis
Collage

A gritty encounter with the viscous circle of addiction and sensitive reflection around prevention and shared responsibility

Taking History

Taking History

Libby Wilson
Collage

An insight into the impact a diagnosis of breast cancer upon a close-knit family

The Spider

The Spider

Frederick Bridgwood, Jonathan Chin, James Cunliffe, Esme Doherty, Jessica Donaghue, Joseph Halford, Taraneh Schaeper
Mixed-media

A multi-faceted interpretation of living with mental illness inspired by a GP consultation

Loose Threads

Loose Threads

Group 10
Textile

This artwork represents the imagined life of a street worker – a composite character inspired by the work of the Bristol charity One25

My mind is not my own

My mind is not my own

Rebecca Wood
Film

A visual and audio interpretation of the impact of a stroke on a particular patient based on his detailed embodied descriptions

What’s Inside?

What’s Inside?

Teo Lopez Bernal
Mixed-media

A thought-provoking case study of gender ambiguity and identity construction

Behind the Wheel

Behind the Wheel

Drithika Jayanth
Drawing

A patient guides holistic practice

Green Space, Deep Breath

Green Space, Deep Breath

Tarik Rahman
Mixed-media

A patient’s belief in Nature’s healing makes a powerful impact

Deep Cleanse

Deep Cleanse

Madeleine Gibbard
Digital drawing

A clinical conversation with positive impact

I Fixed his Clock

I Fixed his Clock

Eleanor Jones
Drawing

Pointillism used to consider eating disorders in the elderly

Patterns of Anxiety

Patterns of Anxiety

Henry Hewins
Textile

Mental health issues across lockdowns

Virtual Fog

Virtual Fog

Group 24
Drawing

Reflections around the impact of Covid-19 on medical education reveals a surprising outcome.

Disconnected

Disconnected

Group 20
Film

The complexities of remote consultations

Beneath the Dura Mater

Beneath the Dura Mater

Lizzie Wood
Visual

The balancing act of self-care and caring for others viewed from both physiological and psychological perspectives.

The Fabric of Being Human

The Fabric of Being Human

Georgina Priest
Textile

Learning alongside recovering amputees causes the artist to question the fundamentals of traditional embodiment

The Shadowed Carer

The Shadowed Carer

Catherine McNamara
Collage

The huge contribution of home-carers to society and their well-being is highlighted during a GP consultation

Understanding the True Burden

Understanding the True Burden

Aashna Bali
Multi-media

Strong bonds of family love sustaining a mother living with a chronic and acute ill-health are explored through voice, music and movement

Reflecting on Grief

Reflecting on Grief

Anonymous
Mixed-media

Recent family bereavement leads this artist to deeply process her hard-won philosophy around life and death – and that of patients

Giving and Receiving

Giving and Receiving

Victoria Ingrams, Elizabeth Cheng
Sculpture

Donorship – a circle of trust within medical education

The Role of Technology in Healthcare

The Role of Technology in Healthcare

David Owen, Mihir Patel, Tolly Hoskins and Ella Dulake
Mixed-media

When faced with the choice between traditional healthcare professionals and new artificial intelligence – who would you trust to be in charge of your care?

Hospital: A Living Architecture

Hospital: A Living Architecture

Ottalie Hoskyns
Drawing

Appreciation of hospital care by a close relative causes a student to consider this holistic clinical community

The complex mind

The complex mind

Lydia Horton
Mixed-media

A myriad of challenges to individualised, holistic care surface once mental stability is compromised

Curiosity

Curiosity

Amy Woods
Painting

A student’s insight into the sensitive dialogue within consultation places due weight on the gifts of genuine authentic connection in healthcare

Organ Manufacture

Organ Manufacture

Group 4
Sculpture

Questions around the ethics of new technologies and a culture of throw-away organs

A Bitter Pill

A Bitter Pill

Barbara Piedra, Pavandeep Singh
Film

Young male suicide statistics triggered this joint exploration into the need for adequate support-systems to be in place – before crisis-points are reached

Sleep

Sleep

Group 15
Painting

Does the doctor take their patients’ challenges home or close this door at the surgery?

Human to Human

Human to Human

Ella Fisher
Poetry

The in-the-moment challenges of juggling clinical and individual readings of a patient whilst developing clinical insights and consultation skills

The Hand

The Hand

Hattie Drummond
Sculpture

Disembodiment following a stroke and the patient’s physical and emotional journey to recovery sensitively recorded and interpreted

Hand in Hand

Hand in Hand

Alex Phillip, Clare Harris and Zara Sajjad
Photography

A celebration of both individual difference and universal connection – front cover of an exploratory illustrated booklet

Leaking Identity

Leaking Identity

Isabel Elrington et al.
Photography

How much of the clinician’s personality is it appropriate to reveal in professional practices? – coming to terms with integrating ‘new’ roles

Surface Anatomy

Surface Anatomy

Freddie Renyard, Nydile Ramesh and Amy Roberts
Photography

Students proposed the development of an app allowing patients to visually connect with inner body structures and together with the clinician, observing specific areas in detail

They Are the Brave

They Are the Brave

Xavier Leonard
Poetry

A deeply reflective analysis of patients’ vulnerability and hope within clinical care. Hard-won personal insight has integrated this tension in a simple, poignant and artful poem

Lost to Dementia

Lost to Dementia

Charlotte Burgess, Kate Buntine and Katie Brunsdon
Artform

The role of memory within dementia

Flowers

Flowers

Camilla Siig
Drawing

Exploring the intertwined role of clinical care and family support through flora

The Barrier of Medical Jargon

The Barrier of Medical Jargon

Michele Correa
Sculpture

A plea for less clinical terminology used in consultations to build a more participatory relationship between clinicians and patients